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FOR MOS 97 rae,‘"vainnr. cons
110 N. HENRY W. WILLIAM,
or i,xAkowti ootrxrr.
Ml;e.
JMUIL-WEI3B; of Sk7imim)
J.F.VHAISMERLIAosi WYALING.
CHAIEL:N. .1401tiT; of QEWSLL•
• 1
JOHN MOODY,, 'or -.4osizi
JOS. FOU'L', OF WEST BIIRLeN
. • ' • araterol4
0. D. FIELDS, QP Aument.
ELECTION, TUESDAY, OOTOBER 8.
ELECTION !
TVBSDA.Y BEAT! 1
431-o to the pcn.a4el
V(l6 the Bepnblioan Ticket I
yetis to Rebuke Andresajohnago t
/teniensliflr that a .Fult- Vote
• . • -
Republica Victory !
ONE VOTM:
The value of a single vote cannot
be overestimated. The exercise of
'the electivefranchisiis a noble Orli
ilege which. no intelligent freeman
should neglect under any Uirenni.
stances. The loss -of one vote by
the neglect of a Republican, or by
' his indifference to go to the polls,
might seriously affect the general
-result. Our . enemies congratulate
-themselves on our presumed apathy.
. They know they have not a legiti
mate vote sufficient to carry Penns
sylvania' . They know they cannot
achieve victory by virtue of 'the
strength of their numerical numbers.
They calculate on dealing a triimiph
on sneaking to the Pas, and by ca
joling Repnblicans,there is no issue
at stake, surreptitiously obtain a
triumph, and, then bruit the L fact as
an endorsement of Andrew Johnson's
measures. A full Reptiblican vote
will explode, all these calculations in_
shame to our opponents. Every
friend of the Union can afford to de
vote an hour to his country to enable
• him to vote. During the war our
friends freely gave years to the same
service.. ROVES now are all that are
asked. Devote a few hours to the
'duty of voting, and a single vote
may lie the means of perpettlatln
freedom , for "centuries to come. If
free . institutions confer advantag es,
they also entail responsibilities. in
a republic, no man, however engross
ing may be his ,business, sad how
ever ardent his puriuit oe - gain - or
pleasure, can afford to neglect the
duty of active" participation in pub
lic affairs. This participation is
made tp of voting. It is the duty
of every man to vote 1
ANDREW Josssos BE SNDOIII
- ED ? , -..The question before the cone,
try, says the 'Pittsburg Commercial,
and the one to be decided at the-dlec-
tion is, Shatt Andrei") Johnson be in
dorsed? Many times during the war
the question before the country was,
shall the war be prosecuted until the
rebellion is put down.? Happily at
all times the answer was speedy,
right IMd emphatic . .At no time dur
ing the war was there more depend
ing on the . answer to the question
then pending than there is on the
question now put to the peoyle.—
There is no - exaggeration in assert
ing that the purpose of Sir. Johnson
is to dace the verdict of the.war
and destroy its dear-bought fruits.—
And no man can be so blind or so ob
• tune as not to know that a reverse` to
the Republican party it this time will
be regszded• by him as an indorse
ment by the people. Let that hap
pen and no mail will have the right
to expect anything but anarchy and
ruin.
JOHNSON. IN Utt FIELD.--Voters I
should bear in mind that Johnson
`heads the Copperhead army iu Penn
sylvania, and that Sharswood's suc
cess will be hailed as a rebel triumph
throughout . the entire' South. Four
yews ago, Gem Lee attempted to y
carry Pennsylvinia, in the interest/1 k
of the same cause, but hi was re•
pulsed at Gettysburg, and stint
"whirling" across the Potomac. It
is the same old tight over again this
year, only with • ballots instead of
bullets. It remains for the people
to say whether Pennsylvania shall .
now be lost to the Union cause—or
whether the Traitors shall again be
driven back to their dens.
k
Rzersucesal bat a , fesir 'daye re
main in which to posh forward the
work of organization, Canvass your
wards, boroughs and townships. See
-that everrvoier is brouglit to the
polls. ins&ls way -you will'secure a
„ glorious triUmph, and thelold Key
stone will come but of the October
oculist; with all her former laurels
imtsrolsbed. - •
Wooki yotk,stand by Sheridan
aa4 &Ws as tbsy stood by the old
Aivis t c mil, Shen vote
triiis**l49s# WO.
-
• -
..1101101ridaY -
Johnson In his bold, and unlawituil
usurpations, ,
vote for Siumwood.
ilf you wint ; to otigmstin the ins
jOritY bill:ogress for drioSiolithi
faiegrity of the Union tied enfweieg
the laws, vote for
_Biirm:iod: ,‘•
If you want to',.z.....breakidowic-:the
liepublican organization, and there.
* weaken the Government, vote for
Sharswood.
you *ant
,j to sustain Andre*
Johnson fp hia wicked. and malir
31ant pirvenkui of law„ - vote for
filutrawoori:
ki s
you want to reduce the value of
your , Government bonds, ' -vote for:
Sherwood. . I =
If you want to Bee the National
ebt repndiated, vote for SharewOod;
ilf you want to be -taxed to pay
rebels for the loss of their slaved du
iing the rebellion, and for those nade'
free by, the emancipation acts of Con
gress, vote for Sartwood.
If yon want to be a sympathizer
with yeason and a friend of traitors
vote Tor SharssiFood.
If you want another civil war
augurated, millions of -dollars squ
tiered, and thousands of lives soul
fired, vote for Shorewood.
In short, if you want to dee
'the Government—impair thenatio
al credit—restore unrepentant rebe
to posirer—re-enalaire the. freedm • , 1
Hdegrade the poor white man-p , l
introdUce a reign of terror and hi
shed •and anarchy; vote for Share
'weod. •
Jointsow's . Fuson
given out in Washington, says a co
respondent; by the president's con
dential friends, -that he intends
keep quiet, now until after` - tfie f
elections. The 'President .
opinion that matterst are just rigtt,
everything being favorable to a vin
!
dication of his course at the polls. f
he should go-any further he is afra d
he might make a mistake and Inju e
the prospects of carrying the elO-- .
tions. No Cabinet changes will take
place until Pennsylvania, Ohio and;
New York have spoken. The large
numbers of Democratic politicians
'who haVe been' swarming the White
Rouge for the last two weeks are rap-
idly leaving for their homes, having
become satisfied that there is to be a
lull in matters for the present
BeiLors.—Our friends must remem
ber that under the new law but two
Tickets or slips must be voted at the
"coming election. One headed
JUDICIARY,
And containing the candidate for
Judge;of the Supreme Court, and-the
other ,
COUNTY,
An& containing the balance of the
candidates ,to be voted for—from
Representatives to County Auditor.
MP The Copperheads in 1862 went
into the, political C.optest assuringpie
people that the Government could Uet
put down the rebellion. In 1867 the
samt demagogues assure, the, people
that the whipped rebels cannot be
held responsible for their crimes, and
ask the soldiers of Pennsylvania so
to vote that the result of tne election
in this State may be used , as a justifi-
I cation of rebellion. - . ,
EVERY COPPERHEAD waß a sympa
thiser with the traitors when they
Were in arms against . the govern.
ment; and ;every Copperhead is now
a co-laborer with Andrew Johnson
in trying to restore rebels to power.
Can any Union man vote fot Cop
perhead
mar If you are honestly in favor
of maintaining the perpetuity of the
Union, and religiously hold that all
men are " created free," and that
tierison should be - made odious, then
vote for the loyalist Williams. Prove
your faith by your works
' Are the Union men of Bradford
county, willing to give the work of
re•conetrnotion into the hands of
Copperheads and quasi rebels ? If
they are not, let them vote for the
patriot jurist, Williams, and all will
be well! .
sir If you want to break down
the whole financial system of the
country, and entail ruin and disaster
upon the business of every commun
ity, vote - the Copperhead ticket with
Sharawood at its head. '
EVERY VOTE given Tor a Copperhead
candidate is an endorsement of the
rebel poliCy of Andrew Johnson.
Union voters, keep this face in view,
When yott go to the polls.
Nothing but supineness • and
two great a confidence on the part of
the Republicans, can give the State
to Copperhead& Remember this end
do your duty I ,
sap Thi: "loyal Unionists= Of the
South are looking
,to us Ink the "boys
in blue" lookild for support at the
Ton *oUld_help and save
them, vote thnSep 'can ticket.
NS. The re . = of liuryland are
arnOn_g_and•fhillhig for a new resis!
tunes_ under Johnson. If you would
encourage them, vote for ilharswood.
Johnsol has appealed- to the
le whose iffi :he offer obeys.'
• him bear in *ander at the
• that he +i►fll feet and tremble.
"~ r""` ""
M=IMaiOM
WM
- 'Lc -7- 7' - -,-- - ---, •••••-i ,- -- -
beeinen Of Bradford!
' take e
L 4s3r,aextv /B : t° . j4 e one
M05tf...... ",1
i o
Per . ,Oa eeiatereVii r itii
i its influence n t!inlin.
nies'of the C untri, Rebels rout
ea ins ihelel -- iiimr,Tnitim — rtiatei
4 4 1 10
at the IBalkit x— hacked by the
patronage an - guided bye-the craft
of a' T 7 t,-t t ' i*
-PEREIDIOTTILPIMILD :
1 , ji lt
1' . t
Threaten new! denims to: oar corm-,,
try. - I LbertY,", Union, , and Self
government are still menaced. ' :The
Holy] Cause, 'Victorious on El many ,
battle-fields, - sustained so"- often in 1
the'#lb; and by
.. Ocingress, is L .
Al f
• OT `YET SECURED!
,
opr, sacrifices, of, blood snfl
tr, ~ , are jeoPOrdised )),y‘ , the
trea . . ery of-, the Eno:Wive, the ins-,
c.' 1 ions of-:our. old foe, and .
0111 i - owl; APATHY! 1 '.- -
Shall this be f' Will - Patriots i 3.-
pinely sufferthe fruits of victory to,
pass !into the hands of _ , - . ,f
. REBELS AND TRAITORS 1
emember that the arch traitor and
demagogue, ANDREW JOHNSON,
IS !STILL NAOMI. Re..
member his unmatched baseness,; his
ii4fiolis designs, his cunning wiles,
his despotic will ; above all, renieui=
'ber his cabal of wicked advisers sad
the tremendous poier in-his hands.'
i R4 ember that he and they will
` lli slightest falling •
conatme e o,ff of
our i majority:in any election, as evi
dence -of sympathy with them, and
a pretext for defiant and armed - hos ,
tility to Congress.:The. INFATU
ATED DICTATOR will plunge , us
in • .
ANOTHER CIVIL WAR!
Unless the people awe him into obe
dience_by die significance of vast
majorities.
The question .to be decided on
Tuesday next; is "Shall Loyal Men
or Rebels Rule the Batten t"
days past; Braddrd has contributed
her majority of thoulands to rebuke
Traitors and re-animate the Loyal.
her tree men now through su
pineas said indifference contribute to
a Copperhead victorit • ,
AWAKE FROM YOUR LETHARGY !
i Throw aside every minor bane
cappresa all complaining ;
BE TRUE TO THE CAUSE!
Be united, and for the life of the
Nation, remembering Madison's
glorious motto,- .
"PRINCIPLES, NOTiItEN I"
VOTE • THE 1,,
WHOLE REPUBLICAN TICKET
The crisis appealAi to' .your
The only etiiety for
PEACE; ORDER, AND , LAW
LIBERTY-AND MON
And the payment of the National
Debt, is in .
TUX - COMPLETE VICTORY
\ Or THE
- TO/PUBLICAN PARTY !!
Give *O4 to Your ClonntrY!
Onearly.to f the Polls, on. Tuesday
aezt! Vote early and seni that
your : neighboroasts his ballot.
GET- OUT 'THE VOTERS!
There is in every election district
voters who have; to be brought to
the tolls! See that not a single
votc-is lost, through .the stay-at
holies! A victory this fall, makes
our Miccess next year certain, and
ensures a
REPUBLIOAN PRESIDENT '
to succeed the miserable' venegade
and traitor wbo now disgraces the
Presidential office. ;
I
SOLDIERS !,
A traitor President is plotting
. to.
UNDO ALL' YOUR' GLORIOUS
WORK' One day he pardons ieb,
els by tens of thousands' `.47n anoth
er heaps cOntitmeiy on the — brined
of ' , our leadin;s, - and strips thein of
command: ?
Shall ALL your __piititions, ALL
your 'struggle s, 'ALL heroic
sacrifices be !set at naught by the
Despot and Demagogue and his
&My. cAntors Sava ; the im
-mortal thousands, _dead, on the tat
tle-field, indeed died in vain?
CLOSE li-Pk.THE -RANKS !
,
Advance -the! Whole. Linal Ohargn
_upon the Oopp(?rhetids as you oharg-i
ed upon their the
Your ballots ate as potential n ow r :
• , 4!
ae your . hullets IMO when the 'ref
front of batthrlowered ,Thefittlts
of youtlitdor, and your saorifiies
are yet to , :ttel. secured. :The Coun
ty- yet needs your-',exerbonn . - At
the- olls on:Tailid!iT neat, , yin can
dasorvice f,n4ter; as effectually as
yeteeier_did_On the Utile:field:
Eli
e
'No Tim Sam vine Viten - 13114
vote foes Oepperhet4 Neitrav,
we haie a - Presidetoo liVeg
vote - given fo Otilliisheatil4sosi:
weakens mil foitiiiiiptiodibip.
sial itraage:i
MZU
- thick /corruptible loyalty. _
Atyhiladist immense SSE
dinheld - on — Frffisy
eve lkonas eing , ; we hrek lo :e .: ;:_iiiiiim - y the lift_ ot. "
! 41 1, 13 1C1 f l i t t i e ttlt c° T h f. T=l;:
•!orle,gY *Pc o 4.ei.ul,
vi o lbirtactus iiieliiCairollintrir4. •
urn` Ilitai4; eine
u
ak+lkettbeektytelfeir 4 -
Of" - attach:mint '44l4eit'
'Pr& Thia. meeting win'', Alma,
when the nountr7, perti s *ien
dolt and' Scott were; holding ,Wsish=.
ington - 'for then hisingurirtionlif Lin
!ixiln, Masten via filling 'the milk' .
'nals Floyd - haiteanptied twhen Stew
toe, the, great Wer2. l 44lßorlf mod
ern timer, . crested , armies that.; 1 . 3 . 1 1,,
the daYit i Antletio;: Gettyk
Ritgr,-ChattinixigkiWineheiter, , and
Mh=nd [cheers]; We • reca p the
day when the Arronching •. Rebellion
,held. Sheridan'ii,„stirrup while„ he.
viiinnted Tor the ride through` the
Vellerfprolon
limo& *re g -the -•: enemy's' 4ast
,charge on -•..- -, Ridge. Weliee•
Lee ;en:render 'his , siwirrd ; and ,his,
army* Gfank-in*Obin the.4oo l B,
trestle's:A.4l , in onion", yet Peace
has-her victOrierrilitc . : -Now Gove rn. ment is engsgedin the:eouserrative'
duty of organizing loyal. iva author
ity In the Rebel Stater.: Qt• oonree
this can only lie done by giving the
right to : vote to all lOyal 'people in.
the South I - apple - use], and' until-the
loyal State governments sre,eitalP
Relied Congress must retain control;
no other means being pomade._
itary officers have been seat to inn.
cute the lawn of Congress; preserve'
order; proteet the loyal people, and
superintend the : : .formation of, , the
State governments; -, It has been
said that Congressional action and
Military - protection were unneceii
nary ; let tll3 see' about that for a moo-
tent. The - Legislature of: South
Carolina in 1865 passed a law,. az.
proved hy i ldr : Perry, Prvisionid
einor rev r the militia of the
State. By that law any :officer of
the militia was atithorit . ed in the ex
ereise.of his own . disoretkeLto.;:call
oat his command and shoot down,
disperse, 'and kill, and destroy any
aasemblaie of freed people of color
forted anywhere. Under the eirciim.
stances that' Meant mischief. That
law was suspended by military an
thority, and Congress prohibited all
such militia. , [Cheers for Congress
and Gen. Sickles.] In 'North Caro
line' in 1885, s law was`' paned le.
oizing all transactions of griardi
alio, executors, 'and ) trustees, by
which property of • widows and orphan
children was turned into Confederete
money, Confederate bonds,'and Went
to bohster'np the Rebellion Ind im
poverish the women and: , children to
whom it belonged. A worthy: citi •
-
zen of New l itork,, name is
McLaughlin, Went to SinitlrCirelinti
soon after Vie *sr, ',And hired` an
abandoned plantation from' the Freed
men's Bureau, whose:-.charge it
yas placed _by,•„*._ _McLaughlin
Tilanted and Wiled .6, crop, when
along cam a - riturnerßebet who
claimed tin) land, .hiri him.put in pris
on until he could fi nd $40,000 bail
for tree Arid took posseision of;
the la an crops. [Cries ot.."Shame,
shame.")! . 'T bat is a specimen of the;
itreattnent Northern 'settlers :wonhil
I have received in the absence,qttoili-;
tart' protection, since, given by Coti
gre!s. Ie 0::swell Comity ; 14: C.,:
during the war, a loyal student*hile,
escaping • froni tire • enemy's lines to:
ours, where he afterward= did good
eery*, took without leave one night '
I a piece of bacon for his . subsistence
on the march. When he returned
home after the wiz was-itipposedto
be over he was arrested,' tried oir
charge of burglaryi, and sentenced,
Ito be hung , and :to pay the cord&
I [Laughter and cheers, ] While he,
was awaiting his trial; and Pending,
the execution of - his' sentence,,the
prisoner was chained inside -an hen
Cage, and kept there fora year,with=l
out a a blanket even in, winter. In ,
formation Of hii case, 'Was undergo
frnrestigation When' the Governor
of North Carolina, in exercise of the
power granted to him by the
tart' Commander, , perdoned the m_ am!
The costs not, having. been paid ; oft
account of PoVerty,'lle Was confined
for scene time aftenvird in'ditj "same
place until release& by ' tnifitiry eu4
thority.,_ Rere ie an filustratienef
what must. have been -the fate.;. of
, reftigees if the Governinent
hand thein' military pro,
Three thausitut sohoolstor the edu l
cation of the freed people have been
eitaldiiihed tinder the protection of
our bayoUete. i .rwo bandied and MY
thotuMmleoloted peoPleletteud these
school". Nor, has-our piesoi*iii.ded
alto* loyid.fiiends;whom *mere
bound in bonotAtud hmusaity to pre;
teat..: Assured of the just*, free la
bor has produced this yearAglio,ooo
bales'Of cotton, intik° targest'orop
of grain raisedin many - years.' L: The
value of this. maple monely is more
that $400,000,000, ; its value to the
population of the -
South can only be
measured bylue estimate to put
OIL thefiriffee ; Without it, 'they
must have perished by famine, apd
yet w/mut Militaryt protection _ the'
freedmen would have fld fr,onketheit
old Mestere Ma sot. "security aria
empl*nettt bithe'ftw Sates. - (kir
g. rear did not mans there to eompel
.the'Rebela to pay the empemmselthe
wah as, Bir . aark.,Trotddhar) dow-r
The Nortk to : costa o(thp
'Rebellion;loaning 'a - viably '
and we have heed bilphethlilbriia
advesaarici to , feetimd - he
salve* and,to rettover from*e ruinin
which have involved.themOvee.
(The crowd hero mybe much
reseited).s'atati
''for'amotheti in is stant* in teridoh
cl os ubdted anodes lave been so4ganee4 ' ly treated WAIN* ( =Kok —
Mystrengtkand elk Sit,lll7ll
DO Sr str a irrWiLii .. ;;*
longed li` tithe bi tiro iduter
-vatiosti,with et !adeptutkbefore
I,useGood, - Umbras .flbfs
GIMIPPeit
g
RIP* I O,I/ 1 4 4 .geN)..
Will,ertbe pOpliki,tue jaw IC* .
inuffli; BO' trididoza
V4s'l
.1
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- Stab*
MS
£oe
Re:
Rebellibm
o it ma
ED
01924 • ,
ciiii 1 ~ •tknowl_their
Trio - i fro:Mew . Their hearts
felt - . ffratitudei-;Wilr:Vieerti---tifett
. . ,
lo c . Ir.* -,r. ,• ~• , ~ I.
*lilt *I) wilt* .04,P,g05144 9 + 3 4 , i- 8 11,t ,
is*4 tratote, beo, tkeyxiitio*r
Ottiti ° 4alitly to'the'"iesottici l / 4 3 / 4 tf;the _
suitfinWantltake nothingt aw4 , lketa'
the .inaVoyateatal3;Aranchisettof !awl
Mbekt Xace. s 5. 05414,41...,,tts
' mud 7of",tny voice le, tztespok7wnere
the • eettiot, liefit-:viee-, pfeeratieet
4
thiit, olitineii . -dietitM'tree' and;
10quab n - 1 Upon . . rook ent-rreinibli.,:
gaulustitations; , built ; , aepower
',C4 ll .lPliOvA il iP 4o, lo t. , Clizota -1 9t:
at not-forget Or rave , companions
mini'in 40 itisi' fiii tini ljnitni:'-tz'
Theitehreadiess m ifforms lie belied in
Jonny &forestal - fieldiiike .Antannt
-Iglk!es i lit4 B ‘:nailide B4 •43.B l *.VP 3 -- 11 r0
nipp4red 914.,bithe tO?railig -4 4V.
101:" . L 8t ie tta, am:di:tint - L.4' istiiitiollunk
pad 4oineit,iikrernfq ai 'tingled diem;
and heardeven threngbithe „t ielding
*d. The 7,160 *ilk Nowilbrotkere,
f Oli.- WhoWe ,e,P#Zedr • , lea" xkotlnul
- One thsWork we;did let liiintebelt•,
IYou de: [ - ' t '
= . _
Fat. Vcite.-iy One says: "If.
.W 8 can get but full> vote;- the ele&
tion of i,Judge Villiams f-i 8 ewe ,
'WeU t ,friends 4 ,the only way to get it
Ont ' is through, active work- ; land
thet net the wok of 'title or two im " en
t e
in - - a'. ,l liitrietvonly, -- bucciPailf who
can be.. induced .to.takekan .in et
in i it t . i l Emery . district has its o wn
peculiar work bik, do; bi gOtiog ,o ut
its vote, and to one knows 'so welt
how , to do it 88 thOse Wheliai , e'doite
itbefore. Weisly• te any Reiiii6 ,
lioan v ihen, lneki Bret to your. owl.
district, and see that it 4 . ; . .,.eifectivOy
canvassed -41 !till vote in each fake
tion district:is 'necestlari - th' d'inl
'voteFin the tkemtry ,"•Atid , ithe lattei
will bescoomplisheid ,, when.we.,tave
fully attended tO tho,dotaile,ior on 0.
OeotiOn precinct.' . , ' ‘ ,
Inn; .11,botrtiopitcpb:,
,
LAP.:KIMBALL; Lid6nted Att6'.
S timer, Potteraville, Bradford Pa.
tenders his services to the public. Satisfaction
inirsatesCortopay required:, Alf orders by
mail. addressetas - ati4ve, °will receive prompt
attention. ' , Oct. 2,1867.4 m
FOR SALE.L—k" tiesiShi ft itig Top
1: . Baggy, In fbit: rata style. • be , sold
below Ltet cost. Also 'IP •elthtrod ine and
all the Allures -. for fishing Ind be; w
eraold at hall
cost. Also a good [toot an oar*: ,alao a set'of
loath& By nets, for a working team will be
sold ea stone Mated sa,tbi owner baa no furth
er we for them. Dail on'TROS. B JORDA N,
et the Bail Road Rime, Towanda, Pa. '
00%4. 1867.-3tl o r
PLANT V'RUITI AND ORNAMW
TA, TRIOS, TINES AND FLOWERS: '•6l.
.; • 1•. . 2: '.1 . 1`
Ramernbax fiat at the
:TOWAND.A . :E.OME NURSERY
•
•. ,•
Tod Gan btiy
_ANYTIUNG inky want in the
line ot NUMBEST TREM, 1.16E8,1313RU8S
and FLOWERS. 4 , t not on band. leave or give
your order: and will t,taik..eatelally and•satia.
WOW Ifik 4 *.-Iciu.PFAY Yoa .•
.THRIETT :APPLE, TREES,.; •
, '. • ; •
•
VERY P P EAR ' TREES
ALo eisivikt
c gAn ''and • FEIO2I . DWARF
PEA_ - 4)11E1111T, , and
TREES. GRAPE VINES o! allbest varte.
OW from 1 yet 6: assays 'EVEROREENS:
MOUNTAIN A13.1148...M0R5E CHESTNUTS,'
'WILLOWS, Ae., Otime . and see, Or send;
T1car,9014(... 1 1867. "' 1 V 8 1 4 421 `
wat*, 06 :, •
NVINTORAIDODS.f
The Babairiberkareiow:ragettring ip additioni
- to their for*er stock; a ihie assortment of Newl
•Goodstbsei.l - 1. 4,-
FALL AND:.WINTER -TRADEi9
ConitstOirrAlk
T
13tic a* • ;
l Nitritzss CLOTHS
ALP/LCOAS, A 1139; D 541103; &c.
Piiate tman • "': '9 049 eta pr
• Gingham .:•.- ; 1911,. •;. • ";•.• •
Brawn Sheeciiiistrand Shirt
.. .10 6•W di 41 '
iikaohed 1 . do. ,10.40. 84):118
TABLE , _PINEN An. TABLE CMPTE§t;
CRASH AND DIAPER, FOR TOWELS,
TAS:ITES SHAMA THA .SEASON
• weals SHAWLS FOR TILE BEO4
--
D. T 11GS
• ~., .001171111311411 WIZ " Unfit , STI(LEEL ' ;
N :A. Istga;aaftaidendid Itue'ot, -latest otyles Of , ;
DUO.. AO.. SACK BIZIWNS , V,
I
1 Itolinoral "41 1 !t 5Q to tES ; 99 etkch.
~,
DO% PATENT,I44NED , pulp..
_HOOP.alci#,
! A noiand iidendfd tO Joie. ', ',. - I
A . , NIOR"- LINR:' OF- RIBBONS;
:itilikEr liOn_,ONst illintOßTP ibi ' t
--• ' 'A abodfireat Of' Keni aria-Boys ''
BMX :111171iNS - ' 'AND " GlioVgat I
' ''''' ' A ii*ltrtetiof_ - .. -' ' ,
Liiilti . GLOVES ANDII . OgIEVir;
1 , 1
tli i -1 : 1;t.4;14 ,,4t 6 ,4 f' : ' :.
LA*Fia " 0 - oAtii" 'kb - StiOkit!
kt very .lour Pr i ce ° . '
4s.f.'; mil "N* 10,1Z : 71'" i
4r• ariiiikireedrang I ardentid . Hai oficiods
II! Ulf dientoOnty_._Ana ai*lsta,_• 8 4 6 49f:1
EATS AND. BONNETS,,'," , '
Together with a nice lino. oi : ) 1
T.40 1 # 4 4 1 .0 13 ' OD:. FEATHERS l i
, . , Expres4 fir bie . " :
FALL - AND 'WINTER 116.1141
-.'.= All' tain ilia Ofre l iint: stAilia - ''. t,
S tepired
4 1 0''N if ` T '- Vl{ A.At'E'S l 1
flo that* are -'
'' in' MIN tho-aiititn r and
- tastes of all: ., • ars supplladadtigovortenoed
and able MMlnets;* and will ipare no pains to
:Plaalleatidertr. Wirtintket ,in. thli;lminetvol
trif= 11 toi:pasirciroisorei hope' tkitnit4i a
40,Fi e 1 ,1 4 1 . 47 "" i r b A li . ° 0=Vb o l: 1 ,
Towanda, Sept. 30,17. .k.i.f ~ .,1, ,0 v !
-,A MIMS NOTICR-aln Uirnust
..awiriAor of E_atly,Dreote,Alectored..
.In "fhb, VONA of Brom& County. .•
r
~ Tht Awn* - ltbr4sald
Coats 1_ to
_ distnbate mum in e hapde of John
B:1111611B, adinkhatitorit 'aittehdr:to'lhe'
diAxt hda ii*taloat at oldeciaAthene
VOA 4 y, the le ditY bf:Theetn.
WAS 3 A t oka. 14-1114 lit AP44,40
lerested op attend if they proper. nd
idlpanesibatbig daub en' Madan* pot .
dent tliein.qbe tomer de hMr..,. •
lz,f, ..,„, 1:3,....t• ,:; , ......, :1-
.41.
B:
. ...
Oidobar 18117.),:,
11710NI—Whefe
'4l #
jail or prb n
So I 1 N
11 22 1134 ibt0 . :
!ay
lititekAlitegati* , :solll
GINO% &pont /6117.... r
.rsgpne-
Mai we a any.in°i tle P IICSIB 1 1 1 Want
bad Of.
==." ottirvu)
LIEWir lit. reduce& to almost isAtilig, so
now our new house Is Ailed with all new
WILL=, 12•TY-tIDS
• Im.
Itern'
tio uumgab and which hi
{bought tot
0&8417,011%151 41EZ - 170 - T
. 4
ileatimill at plitegbrdetr eaumetltlen in
regains. , , s ` - ,f;:";
O e X , d i rtoit::
Alin be •Itt.tbe ratitrelia . it has 'itein it piiid;
I =¢=F IB AND ` UPRIGHT . • -1:
in oar dealizga ane r and It is our,
purpose to,inalce bar new store
t 19. `).
4 ,y!, - _-TEMPI4iOY, FASHION; t ,
. .
lAinailiih6llllEl s 6f 'every iltfzei 1u We - 6 . 00t7;
A.V11410g194 all‘pr s pg,g, (*To:p a ve ; rentOEV a
Your ,
' . "1. ~. SOLOMON "ar.l SON;t,
Toll/finds& = .pt: 1867. . , .
.TIBIAIORNEIk.GEOCIFIRY ,
,The eutl39 . ol?Fris ~ deetrejo,onnotuice;
30 the : Public, : t h at, , they _have, cow
;mended bnsiness as ' ,, generaidialeral
'in
'CI-ROCEATES PlloVrati*EC ,
iG`rl IN and: gpIINTRY".PRQ~ IC
4)110E, at the . Bridge Street corner .
of Pattorl'aioßlook, , and ' , that - they
`lave now'On liana, and' designJO
keopirecomplete assottniefirofpce&
'Plaited to - the wants of i tbe age
tandconnt4
IThey, would respectfully4llV4e
rumination cif ;then° ,stock and e;
comparison ,. 'of the , iname;`'with any l
'othei geods in the market, ' as `to
qiality,and py.Ace.,
They are provided; : with: ample
and efficient help' to give prtunpt at
tention to customers, and will', give,
carefuf attention fe.akerderalphieeci
their hands,,
We pay Cish -fir PRODUCE
and 'sill *clods lei Ready .PaY'. '
Loko' k.ittPttit.
Towanda l _Sept. 17, :1807:
E IT RYE K
t.
. I HAVE ;''.
THi-IiAST 'DINS OF KEROBillitE
NO ItiOAE 7 XPItO i SrONS
.NO MORE:- itEIGIITRU4",.' ACtIDENTIin
A truly sate, and at t4e,rme #tfu?. a
Bril2iont. -111uMi9aiztitig Subitati 1.
• ,wo.
ovEup.
-• >r'`' cY.:: ' i i , . , 6 :eillia
• • • t • r• ••
rit i:g. k . O i4-•=7'; 'X l'''t c',i. g i y,i' !
therefore•aa safe as, Whs le 011;;-:
4:4Y I:areas —l 14d . bill llant~7lgbt,
QIMI4 -410" GAS' -IN • , fi ()WEIL ,
lAridlai more s o ft a nd leas ;
• I "‘ ' '
ITCOST&GNE-BALE LESS THAN i
• •
, • szaossari .
- r .•. J. 1 •
And Is rapidly inpatieeditig l atter article%
w ft has bee t urinirllneedi : •_
nly' ask'you 'to • give it trial, YOU
WILL ITS , IIIE IP: YOU DO •
, so. The agent is now, cans/owing Bra dford
county, for the ,, pupas"' of -IMMO TERRI
TORY and Bights to. Ma nufactore and. Eiell the
W
'O The oil will find ready - market, - •. t
' • •
IF9IVIT IS ALL WE REPRESENT
And thous Who' engige in= tb mannhictur4o,l
!El
1,,
c=. l '; • While tlid - coi3sunter 'WM *we 11.-
7(.4 - .1 1 - P . • ;
50 P E R
:11,i,;, - , - . 4 ~.., : ". .. r. .7,--• ::.... ".',- c - A1 ,:y . ., - i i!e r thiro k i ; ,, , ,;
• -Atuts•forAtradford,.. Sitiquetteilt• i ly:,om- •
i , +it tie l t e rk24l ll4 /11M r - Elitlist:l9;?lr.if:
If I ENitIT
knotrrtiNG. Nth , 1 • 4 ,
,„ :• .
•• TN U'R
• . •
ESE
200 POUNDS IN' A 11*IIEL
t'OlINTAINS' L i'RPAiltrlif F 1.01314
-;;;:.
11,10 , Baz i t
Li manufactured Ly,thesubscliberluifichiglti
from tLeibect Celebrate 4 .
.
ME
MICHIGAN:
'This' favorite' PlR(e' faiiperior., It is
(.11 •
•
T*o ,HIINDEBD POUND 14Lutigui,,
thiTOnerit t
of thtretall ifige•. • •
is
BtTi: NUR • I BIG •BA4R,FLS •
4 •,„
::,.... :ic,.,...,:ii,-,
-.., -"4 gi. tyl P't 'o' IT .It.-17‘
ES
444144
Witfi
/4114 11 1) 4101414'f.p . , , ,;. • f
. •.4,171:1;;; , `,1:"
iti v i a ti tt ai ta t. fiLky
• .• POMUIO TOCA
'wT►!!!#.l7!
torrlfel,ll4 - .. ,
boos whiz ,
lintbi4
tierg n - arac•
RABBIS. .
ts • r :
li• ft. 11l
y ,-
ti:4' '4 , :::: 7'. ; .' t'il' i 1
MI
BM
Worming our it oo&
-4 so hart • '
A from No. 2,
oxigolloent Oai .
rs ' 5 !, i..
..
, t
. ..
S BLOICX!
ior Co. - orttere wig
ner end better sake*
:mi: , oLoTgjxq:-1.:• - ;.-,:.
:natal
_
KAY,Fti . .4)M,II./
I _;
!,!,,EXII4EKA.,. -,OIT, :1'.!..; i'lf Z YI
VilfkiclaVit !V'x.
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..I".aitafratiE 44112;iiiPts.St
ti . Y V:, IL .11
• .-,,cf -
I s. el i Arr P-
4. 4 A
- •
$
-,14 4 t
4 ' l 11,!: 7.,
7.7 Fok ,
7,144 ,
Out
• c;:j Pr..l - •• •
• „ • • • •••••• •- •
SUMMER ArltiAlllE
') . 4. ;.. A. 7 71': : 4:: f,t''.: - .. 74iliplrlt , c7- .. .... -- :: , ;":1- '..;',"-- •
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Eif..t4 .r..--y!,.;. , .?:4 El . ......tr.if. ' 4, ,, V,:: - ...d.:: : ' , `...qi,.
- ,;.-
MEM
MEE
,
, f
, •J.
G R A',/1 T:Elt,''it,EV.ll:e HON
ME
,PIRTPPI
Z 111 1 1 7: 1
^-kp _
•
ME
M=El=lE
Wqh pne,Jimob.or,of our
Aiein «me tont New To*
ivelgre .. icenr Oie within th 4
Pa.few deal° ProldArgei
vs lent tat ong in
the markets;.
r 417 , Kr- •.• , r1 v_t , • - •
heavy. p J crcliaa`es
' 4ll kinds
of
ma
MIM , E7 :8.::.E14Q:W,1-1
JAR MARIIET. , ,I4TE4.
I " -
, vI3EGII
13IE
c.tM /
AT. UNITED < STATES
Gi
...-714, X::: 4MA:W.,4I4F4DDHEIE i , ..
i . ..›....• . .•-. ... - :. ....,... .. .....tf ..= = ../.. . ,
-, tnor-T., Ii"..'4.:ELL.EY7 . 14 `itOi,- • i
- No: 30 Vinci' fl r et,. New ...
Hare opened in .connection with their pr4sent 1
. L f4feyi!"..fiVholeolti./Wtthliobment, alargo and
ELEGANtIiETAILDEPARNIUNT
, .
.. 1-
Por the expresss purpose - of retailing their goods ;
10 - 'OOIIOUHERS.. , AT inaPounse,pa=s, ,
and thus, sate them the hiimmuseproltkiehtsh:
'usually go to the-middle-men and speculators.'-,
..,._''' IFis guarantee, our ligui and coffees it. all ;
- Motet° be freshiindprcandwirrot ell idod*
sold from this house to glye'eiltiretattefinnlon; ,
otherwise the goods may be ..rettumed,, and the
-mitierwlll be retimdect,„, • f; , ... , :•z;.;,:. . ' 11,...1 ,
- 'llium .List—
_.
I l LONG , [Black] 41410, 43%. IP, $/.00 plinth»
Best. ILIKIRk•(Orem% .and....Blackl GC 70..20,!
80, 90, $l,OO per lb., Best. YOUNG HMO N . ;
!Green] 60 70, 80, 90, - $l,OOl $l,lO, 91,25 per
lb., Beat. IMPERIAL: [Green] 80;01,00, $1,251.
1 . ENG.' BRELKFAST, Mack] - 70, 80, 90i 1100 i
1,10, I,2o%Lbeste JA1NE.9141.134.1,35 per lb.
GITNPOWER, 141.1,60 Oft-porintr.-'
GB,01:1111;0. OPFFEES
:0 - • , ,• :. • . ~ .? • - -,:•-
!.EuRE.8.0,40, ss , aid 80 centOer.pound. 1
.Tron
OLD .govEgnopq ~ TAVA, 40 cejga,
; • MU. DLl s ai t ,zire. Plner.39 mitt „:.
"' . .. , :1iT0 OP", ted . --: ' .-• , ,
;.•
'''- IffE8818:' 43431,W1LL - ikWarrmAN,- t
Asiakfor 114 sole of our Teas and, Coffee; at.
-CANTON; . 4
Who will furnish clubs from all Parts of Bmd
ford couqtl... All f r is anflutt anby ourselves.
in ons,potuad at. Otir , :Warehouse int
New 'Ark, and 70 ed at Canton by Messrs;
COLWELL: & WHITMAN 'at the same prices.
_whitti therare Mae had over, was maniere*
New York... in /4 geode Int Z 4 PLus . beagl ft
e
'TRADE MARK or The Or united Bpi e
Vea Waiehouser Co!::itamp,
ed.= theimoltign. -Ifbne7 others . 'szeit gaanine -
We solicit a
FAIR AND THOROUGH TRIAL;
Of our goods from all who are interested int
buying a ftrit-class article of Tea and Coffee, a?'
the lowest.posslbleratos,
Sept.'l2, 18 ;7.
_ main
STAVES' EXPRES'aCO4
The - extension of itheloiteseftibis
to Denver City and Points 'in Co'orsdo and the
establidunent *Cacao* , all points of „Inc
*twice thrff 141,Vorrito 4
ries completes ,a conditions &aid eir - olliees
from New York city to the. Fat West, embraol
ingpriurcitiutseuttowswia
'l ll 9sz fllndian§,',:-/PVist,oWchiganii
• fowa, Whinonsin, .I{issoinl i jiruifq
nenota, Kansas, Nebraska, etc., '
Als 44
-•
An the line' of- ew-l'ult:
and' Erie Railway and its !Rabbet, and Weds
enabling t hem , to tranamit r
al.!
Goods, Coin, Ilanktioina,l4
• and Nalnablns, •
With speed and safety, and without tranefer.
Tb
_Willorablekoonnution vtithothettelisi
bie - zricesecomptfidet Suable Wear telpmfan-,
tt i s i at i = i t i de bit/Mil t execution,
ote at en all
Noa — fwZ-nll'Omir'Sonthweatern States and
Territones_ . 3
Notes, Drafts, Bills and_Accoidthi collected;
and the proceeds-este -ned".with the greeted'
despatch . Our ratan . will Ie- as low' as charged
• ,any theuturoxatlx," opan. Wen,
Allude bdwelia:;) i , ` Vit
.
I
Waverly, Athens and Towa da.
' • ' 1 , •
Thhi COMpiiry h
:ue `allo4tallah
at Towanda:and , Athens, Ps.. end lOU run
DAILY LINE between Waverly and these
ohms, carrying all Goods, Money, and other
'Pao and deliv=ering direct' to consignees.,
rata ropy Goods recep
by Railway, bit o Bar e modlavorable op
trinity ever Mb for thoXerchanta and Itti
Lens of W'VW twirarsdapla
bushiesslithe itedidsr
stood thu tot timalisrel de nit'
leave pur
ilikan
haads f a s Tersktfadjaitift
whont'Gratite arb
ss rdlt, oat , - .;
jimmktvwit oesigtote
P,E.Bmuntmasf,r-Iz t .
`P
'Of
:"Mnit:vvol - t
Looi ,
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:DAY...
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Id.l 1 ,14,L Atusii,..O. -NU c.v i
4 ,
~...,, . ......, ~ pu
tivis=ptiri . -
g... 4i0 u 10 i
A 1 lam& of Tsang &rofig.,..7' . .
ftviii , oraoriese.:,...l,, . •
1 - atioink,ii..,Vao i
l i t i :.l,e Ig t i Mises win: 1114m,12ar
PENNSYLVM4EV.I3TATE NOR.
~- M SCHOOL, dnosrato, Tube*, Co ;g i
Mao". . : 1 ..:::// A - •, ; -
it.f.. FACULTY: ,-• • ,
3 4 1 .! A. Ar' l 4}lo., Prf=d t. Pro4osor 4 ?taws'
s' , .1 t d ockllCe. ,
• I.l'.sl*: , -no ..40glajoh000r.ocAnimuogeo. '
gg# ll . l 4 l g 1 1.- ~ W 4 / 4.4 1,• 4 1 ••rroCeis*Pc 01
41 * Li IL . - IV •A* K °46 o4 l litilltft
, .L. ,- - ..
Illiss:81I6 E. CON _ _ ,ARD .B. IV , Abli&toroeiter.
IftsliA t ilX4.-.11 Al.' '14.1.-PilliWpal of
0 ' Witt •',Pid w. friotrtnitplit;Ontal 20
~, : c , . ,- 1, .• - - - lirimarlinoic.-- ' • - ,
Kisti-AW* B. OWLET, asoispuit pastructur
1 . - - of Moak
i' - `'l' iftilioOt. Till 188tt l '
.. •
7r- -:yhia:Thostreginii:EiVaNbs'4; /8117,,v
SeOnd . • ...„;.,
.. ; f4ootobot.j. I!, 1864.
• 5 - Third - -.! lOWA --r 23, f- 1867 .
' 1 " -- -"Itioiaiiiiiiii isiiiiiio"lolll6: '
Pot Talk and Sp
_sing TormAnololiogr noora
-4 rOOll l tiOSE.APIOfoks 'ts9ok mkt, fool, oil,
_F andlonsions,... , .... ~.......60 00•^
Fos wi j o e , T ait , . 4., . ,s‘ ... a .64 00
For do itsdadcydtion and book: rent. 00
'& . ' - 'oo''''''
I• •
EMI
I LY-MADE
'Nat expensee tor, school year ' • $lB4 00
216 Siam charges: .littirsenta'. Room sis fur•
nished. stone, chairs, fables; elands; wdli,
hediteads, inatrrediet, — pillows and one wWor•
tibie:?For blither. Infonnadon send. fat Caul
lope. '!Address Principsi. • • A u g. 8,1867
•
UEQUEITANNA" - COLLEGIATE
.7•00 1 4/VD.I, BRADFORD CG ,d, -
The FalrTesit open WEDNESDAY. Sep
tember 12,1867. ow 'will be faudabed-
In the tont council, : ENGLISH, CLASSIC,
NORMAL and COMMERCIAL - with facilitlfb
for razwoir And !AWING' ; *VOCAL and
INSTRUKIINTAL_ USIC . ; DDAWING- and
PAINTING, • -
&snit:44a Cie"- titiMe will be under the
Immedinte,chargent • Principal. ' For terms,-
pta.dipply Rained 7 to the Principal,
SAMIGIL F.IIOLT.
, .
An - i 4 22. Ilk Towanda.
=I
4. .•7"/
ME
11N 're -open her
171. schOol for 'Yoani"-„fAllei" oft .11 - 0111),:t Y, •
SEPTIWBEW2, 1867.
ISERE
TUNS, ,•-• • - - •
En~lie4CbriooD~ :. . f 6 ooCiO
250 41) ;, .4 CO
Dedeilion mule foe glie;;;;Irlmul ocatsion
ed byprotreeted illness. - ~ • ;
Towendi, Airg. '2O, 1862 .31:Ei k „ •
MEE
ME
=I
=
ME
=NE
=
=it
F ASHI O NABLE. TAILORING Y
A 4: DAVIDSON,
Respectfully =mace" to the nablic that be
6,4 oPened *Tailor Ship in Burlington ft orn
and *lll cat add make Med an I Roy* Elannent.
Ili tlietn..st Embatantial and - ,Fohlouble MAU
nee.: CUTTING' done on .short notice and on
roma:stable derma.: .
Particular attention - given-to Cleaning cud
Repaidiuttflothes of all kinds.'
,Barlington.Pept. 3, Oita. . .
- N - Ew BOOT AND SIO_E STORE
a. TITUS,
Ileapec' tray infinms the ..citissenn of Towanda
Smooth, t% at, lie haeopeded Bootend Shoe
Shop Ito Kirby's Building, .inent side ot Hain
street4wherelte. will keep on hae4.% stock' of
i I ' BOOTS-AND SRO*
Adopted lii-darns arid Women's wear, to ~ ‘rh ch
be Writes the attestlowa, the Irene. •
:P4tieelar sass will be paid to awantacturing
the very be.t stock will be used; arid the work
teewship willbe warrantedAlret clam The pa
tronage Of 'the klblie ie eollr.lleal, confident: that
satistnetlori aim be given:'
014 Robber !oats whit Shoes neap patched •
Rubber poles atta to 'alb
a
A.F.PAIR.M 4 9 TR.N . PER 'CE/rT ziELoir
Sig! . •
CWT B.' tBtLY;: toed ist. 'Office'
tyl it"
cder . Wickham Itc Blank's, Towanda•Pa.
- 41kli _the variant'. ityles ot work scientifically
r ,doiialau .1% warranted.: Particular, attention
called to • th - e„ AllumirMni Amp' for Artificial •
Whiola la - eqnally aw' good' as.Clold and
far aup_erier to ei th er Rubber or Sliver: P ease
call AM emitalitesperimPtur. " • ,
ChkrofororarZther • administered under di:
reMionnt a Physician when desired.
• Aug. 6. • - •
*anda Tan.
VANTEii tit
C°E'Clairo 'Hadn't thous:lca
. the qqalladr, to-be . delivered
-!EaMediateig, Itt:their workgAit Greenwood.
Beot.-2. 1867. - •- i _
Vs lowiNto44: - flAX — gair
. .
EATI!IG 10. 1 C1431,113H1M1T1
• D ALLYN Itavfne purchased the
Baltitl ir adNaeftl Ettlitdiebtatti'itattetoesty
eeetet,_ '
reptity &Staltb,• tratdoor with
ortjte ard IRiaae c , Kam 414, aroirsafia,
Pit 1 and ltattat reinotlelled tberaiteit. • Altai Are
prepped-to • laid& ibilretastaderat-aatt the
public with' trearythiagthelt , , tins at "vuum
abla ratet: - • - •
•
. . THEM EA.TING DEPAlirintarx
Islitted •no in the most: improved' style and
.ILL are - served in: all boom and their itare 6
au
*Ms good assortment -
(31;t,06ERIES,"- t CO . NFEIAIONARY,' 4REEN
i AHD DBTSD FR111143, &C. '
•i• - •
Th 4 will feet In store and sell'atjwhstesale
and retell grnunttactsre to ordf,r . ,
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11"fR1&TY BISCUIT AIISK FRESH,:
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J . -BOLLS, BUNS, PIES OP ;CAKM
Of iU kinds: 11,;0 icatcriickei.
of alltinds trt• the mutat, by' , the barrel dr
pOUnd; . Fresh Oysters constantly ,on land by
the keg or dish, chop an , the, cheapest: They
will:usethe beat AnaUrials- In ltrell.o,4 l lem!ki
tit,' to 'deltas the most hatbilons,,' •
Wedding and other fancycakes'made
'supplied daily And prompilY
With anything.desired in oii; Dee.
Theremploymonebukthemost skilful wOrt•
men, and use Ably the beat - material. They are
determined toleep &first clam establish meet.
Give to a fair and candid trial and you will nod
ittoyeuradmintage. • •
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- Towanda, Aug. 18417.--yr.z
HEAP•PABSAGL FROM OR TO
'DR •,-ENEgiANTO
SUMO Iifi I IVLIN3 or IMUNInip. "
, quiamerowx
.W.Wiams&Gakon's old I , l lfar..kBtar Line' of
Limped Pickets; Balling every-week: •
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• tictirldcin Motets to,.piwthat of 4.0 1 or more
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'be sold 4', a Em i t reduogoatrOtertgaw rstes.
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